A Chance For Ann Arbor

The trouble the Ypsilanti Underwear Co. isexperiencing is in getting help. It is iinpossible to obtain sufficient help in Ypsilanti to do the work that must be done. The impressiön given by the Courier's recent article that tlie people of Ypsilanti would not give them the assistance needed is erroneous, and arose from misunderstanding the situation, for they would do anything in their power to retain the works there. We understand that it is possible that the works may.be divicted between the two cities, the company to retain their present plant in Ypsilanti, and start another one here providing the people of Ann Arbor furnish the building. The citizens of our city should be alive to the situation, and some action should be taken at once to secure this factory. The only limit there seems to be to the output of this factory is the ability of the company to secure workers. AVhere is Ann Arbor's Business Meii's Association ? Is it sleeping?